If you absolutely need an IDE, then try code lobster.
Topic: Source Code Editor (Read 1037 times)
vi or notepad++
If you absolutely need an IDE, then try code lobster.
If you absolutely need an IDE, then try code lobster.
Visual Studio with a vim emulator for any C++ work.
Netbeans with a vim emulator for any Java work.
Vim for everything else.
Vim is that important.
Netbeans with a vim emulator for any Java work.
Vim for everything else.
Vim is that important.
Notepad++ here as well. No complaints.
Eclipse PDT and Notepad++.
Dreamweaver can actually be pretty horrible. Maybe they have fixed it since then, but I used it a year or two ago, and it leaves a lot of unnecessary code inside. Your pages will have some compatibility issues with other web browsers. Yeah, it's easy and looks nice, but I found that I had to go through all the code and manually make changes.
Used editpad lite for years.
Has all I need.
Has all I need.
I use nano. Sometimes kate. 
I'd say vim way to go.
I'd say vim way to go.
I use vim.
gedit
Geany
I used to use proton32. But I don't know if it's still maintained.
Notepad++
What source code editor do you use? (For PHP, CSS and JS)
I want to try new programs.
BTW I'm currently using Windows.
EDIT: It must be free, not like a cracked version of Dreamweaver
I want to try new programs.
BTW I'm currently using Windows.
EDIT: It must be free, not like a cracked version of Dreamweaver
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